Sentence examples for might be mostly from inspiring English sources

Think it might be mostly outside, but I'm sure they'll set up those heater things.

Paintings featuring women, for example, might be mostly exercises in Impressionist indefiniteness.

But for all the welcoming atmosphere, many could not shake an ingrained suspicion that the event might be mostly window dressing.

"As for the sleep thing, I think it might be mostly bullshit," said my friend Billy, who used the tracker for two weeks and ended up with wildly fluctuating "sleep scores" that he couldn't explain.

As for 2013, Kornacki says Obama's push for firearm control might be mostly symbolic: Like with LBJ in '68, the best achievement for Obama here may simply be proving that it's possible to do something, anything on guns – and re-establishing the issue as a priority for Democrats going forward.

Decades ago, planetary scientists such as David Stevenson of the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena had predicted that the seas might be mostly ethane.

But with only three proteins tested, for now the mouse's might is mostly theoretical.

The comment was largely instinctive and emotional and an understanding of conservation and practical consideration of what might be done were mostly lacking.

The days of those kinds of effects might seem to be mostly behind us, as they've been replaced by CGI.

For example, a jelly fish might need to be mostly see-through, some fish are shiny, while others are more matte; and various body parts of the characters need different characteristics.

I can imagine how useful that might be, but mostly I'm just counting the hours until I can leave.